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Doctors are warning that the misuse of a gas common in the catering industry as a recreational drug, is reaching epidemic proportions.

The war in Ukraine has forced nearby Turkey to play a delicate balancing act. That means supporting Kyiv with drones, but at the same time refraining from sanctions against Russia. The conflict has also raised tensions in Istanbul, a welcoming oasis for both Ukrainian refugees AND Russian tourists.

The water crisis has left tens of thousands of people in Jackson, the state's biggest city, without running water.

Sky's Saima Mohsin speaks to victims of the catastrophic flooding that has hit Pakistan.

Europe is staring at a winter of unrest. Energy prices across the continent have soared over fears that Moscow will halt gas supplies. Governments are making plans to conserve gas among energy intensive industries.

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HIMARS - it’s the high-tech superweapon giving Kyiv hope in the war, as Ukrainian forces launch counter-attacks into Russian-held southern parts of Ukraine.

A scuffle started outside the meeting room after all members of the public were escorted out following outbursts and accusations of racism.

Emboldened by a steady supply of western military aid, Ukraine is on the offensive in the south as it tries to take back major cities occupied by Russia. Meanwhile, there are fears that fighting near Europe's largest nuclear plant could lead to a disaster

Tonight saw the final hustings in the Tory leadership campaign, with Liz Truss promising no energy rationing but Rishi Sunak warning that "we shouldn't rule anything out".

Several students have been suspended or expelled from Sydney's exclusive Knox Grammar School after "inappropriate" images and "offensive" commentary posted in a private chat room came to light

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Russia and China are holding a joint military exercise this week. More than 50,000 troops will be mobilized in Russia's far east and the Sea of Japan. David Ochmanek, senior researcher for the RAND Corporation, joins CBS News' David Begnaud to discuss the message being sent by these drills.

Women have been identified as the economy's greatest untapped resource on the first day of the Prime Minister's job summit.

A Canadian news anchor claims she was fired over her gray hair. Lisa LaFlamme was a popular news anchor on Canadian television for 35 years until she was reportedly fired over her hair color. The popular 58-year-old anchor stopped coloring her hair during the pandemic, moving away from her signature brown locks to a mature silver. However, the news company says the color of her hair had nothing to do with the firing.

Former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the legacy of the late Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union who helped bring about the end of the Cold War. Gorbachev was “one of the most important figures of the 20th century,” says McFaul, both for what he did and did not do. McFaul explains that Gorbachev didn’t “stop the East Germans from tearing down the wall with the West Germans in 1989,” and he “most certainly didn't stop the Soviet Union from collapsing. And that, I think, we all have to be grateful for.”

Former President Donald Trump argued in a court filing that the National Archives should have expected to find classified material among the 15 boxes Trump turned over in January from Mar-a-Lago because they were presidential records. The filing, his closing written legal argument before a critical hearing Thursday, acknowledged that classified material was found at Mar-a-Lago, but argued that it should not have been cause for alarm -- and should not have led to the search of Trump's Florida residence earlier this month.

Bob Woodruff traveled around Taiwan to speak with residents about U.S. delegations visiting the island and the historical context of Taiwan and China's tense relations.

Democrat Mary Peltola wins the special election for the Alaska House seat, defeating Sarah Palin.

The Justice Department filed a 36-page response late Tuesday night to former President Donald Trump's request for a federal judge to appoint a third party to sift through the records seized at his Florida residence, alleging that "obstructive conduct" occurred at Mar-a-Lago after Trump's legal team allegedly tried to conceal or remove certain records from investigators in the months leading up to the Aug. 8 search. Robert Costa reports.

shares a clip of the new narrative that MSNBC and other biased news sources are pushing that feels more like a Joe Biden campaign ad than journalism. You’ll see “Morning Joe’s” Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, and so many others echoing the same mainstream media talking points about how Joe Biden is on a non-stop winning streak and just can’t stop winning. This may be the best example of the “bias in media” problem.

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preparation and fine-tuning of stage zero, SpaceX conducted a successful static fire on Booster 7 involving multiple engines. Watch the full video to find out more updates on SpaceX's new target in 2023, Artemis-1 Updates.

This New Poll Has MAGA Republicans Cheering and Democrats Scared To Death!

A new housing complex made out of shipping containers is open for business in downtown Phoenix. Jen Wahl has more on this story.